Principles of Microeconomics (A)

3 credits · Undergraduate

A course in comprehensive principles of microeconomic theory, covering the market system, producer and consumer theory, environmental and resource economics, and international trade policy. Emphasis in this course is on the application of economics to issues and problems facing many countries and their citizens today. The approach is practical and “real-world,” using microeconomic theory to develop an understanding of the issues and problems being discussed and the policy choices facing governments in dealing with these matters. CALENDAR NOTES: Also offered as a web-based distance education course. RESTRICTIONS: Instructor approval only, section 99 FORMATS: Lecture | Online Delivery